Is there still classified information on WWII?

2045: During World War II, the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) lent Britain highly skilled radar technicians—“the Secret 5,000”—who flew on patrols over the Atlantic Ocean to detect German submarines and aircraft. The RCAF deemed its work so classified it sealed all pertinent records about the operation for a century. read more

Differences between US and British declassification of WWll records. The early 1970s and 2 books are printed in the US concerning ULTRA. read more

A government can easily say,"We have decided that all classified documents from WWII will be WWII will be sealed for 75 years" or"there are 75,000 classified documents from WWII, you can read them during the year 2020". For instance, we know there are classified documents from JFK that will be released 50 years following his death. read more

Once that date has been reached the material is reviewed and determined if it can be declassified. Keep in mind there are specific laws concerning what can keep something classified or not. Information that would still cause great risk to the United States or a specific person may be reclassified, but will be given another date for the next review. read more